Overview

• Tomorrow’s launch employs a shortlist of 10–20 Model Y robotaxis accompanied by a front-seat safety monitor.
• The service will run exclusively for invited early-access riders within a geofenced area excluding airports from 6 am to midnight.
• Tesla delayed the debut from June 12 to June 22 and has been spotted testing driverless Model Ys on Austin streets in recent weeks.
• Tesla’s Full Self-Driving technology has logged 3.6 billion miles but faces widespread public skepticism over its safety.
• The rollout pits Tesla against established operators like Waymo and represents a pivotal step toward a service that Wedbush estimates could add $1 trillion to its valuation.